Paris Ready For Big Homecoming Celebration Monday
Federal hearing on locating a proposed phosphate plant favored Bonneville dam in Idaho with officials including Senator Pope and Rep. Peterson attending. Proponents argued inland production better for defense and urged a Pacific Northwest electric system, while Wyoming advocates questioned site choice. The session, led by Senator Pope, discussed leveraging Idaho's hydroelectric resources and westward phosphate deposits to secure supplies.
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Bonneville Dam
Ross
Pope
Idaho
Congressional Committee
Pepper
D. Fla
Peterson
Fla
Deavy
Wash
Norris
Ind. Neb
Case
United States
Germany
Cooperative “Electric
Pacific Northwest
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Columbia
Chas. O. Gossett
Nampa
Southousete 5
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
8. H. Knight
Wyoming
Seetpe
Scarborough Eye Specialist at Hotel Paris Friday July 22
Dr H H Scarborough, noted eye specialist, will visit Hotel Paris on Friday July 22 to evaluate eyesight and headaches. His method of eye correction promises satisfaction. Mr and Mrs L L Deardorff invite a morning tour of Yellowstone National Park.
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H. H. Scarborough
Paris
Mrs. L. L. Deardorff
Yellow- Stone National Park
Logan Canyon road work advances toward completion
Announcement that the Logan Garden City highway project will be rushed to finish, covering about six miles from Beaver Canyon to the summit. Oil and grading plans extend to all three units, linking Logan with eastern routes and a proposed scenic byway toward Snake River and Yellowstone.
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Logan-Garden City
Beaver Canyon
Logan
Tony Grove
Garden City
Canyon
State Road Commission
Snake River
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Ella Huckvale 65 Dies After Illness in Salt Lake City
Mrs Ella Turner Huckvale 65 of Salt Lake City died last Friday at her daughter's home after a lingering illness. Born March 4 1872 in Bloomington Indiana she married Fred Huckvale Sept 6 1898 and later moved to Idaho briefly before settling in Salt Lake City fifteen years ago for health reasons. Survived by husband two sons Blaine Huckvale Jack Huckvale four daughters and nine grandchildren.
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Ella Turner Huckvale
Salt Lake City
Reid T. Griffin
Bloomington
Fred Huckvale
Idaho
Huckvale
First Presbyterian Church of
Blaine Huckvale
Glendale
Calif
Jack Huckvale
Pocatello
Mo M. Stocker
Seattle
Earl Goodrich
Vernal
Utah
Robert McMillan
Griffin
Funeral services for Emma Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Anderson 24 of Geneva were held Tuesday after a short illness. Born March 7 1914 in Geneva she was the daughter of Otto and ? Hinschi. She is survived by her husband Marion Anderson a son Dennis and two brothers Willard and David Hirschi of Geneva.
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Emma Anderson
Geneva
Montpellier
Otto Hinschi
Marion Anderson
Dennis
Willard
David Hirschi
Local Visitors Include Hunt Family Members and Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Logan Utah and Miss Bernice Gonion granddaughter of Mrs. Hunt visited Mrs. Nancy Allred and others in Englew Calif. Clara Stock of Fish Haven and Mrs. Leslie Peterson with sister from Lincoln Neb. spent a day in town visiting.
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and Mire
Ihearer
Englew Calif
Mary Hunt
Logan
Utah
Nancy Allred
Arnold
Bernice Gonion
Hunt
Charles
Clara Stock
Fish Haven
Ibeslie Peterson
Tincoin, Neb
Lost gold band ring inscription F. Idaho 1508
Lost ring with inside inscription data boys of F. and Idaho 1508. Return to this office for identification and recovery.
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Data Boys of
F. & Idaho
Hail Storm Ravages Georgetown Farm Lands
A severe hail storm from Mt. Sherman near Noonan struck Georgetown Saturday, causing about 25000 in farm damages in fifteen minutes. Hay grain and gardens were wiped out as debris and two and one half foot hail piles blocked roads and blanketed Georgetown canyon. Solum Brothers lost 65 acres of hay grain and potatoes, and Louis Munk saw a five acre strawberry field destroyed.
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Georgetown
Mt. Sherman
Noonan
Solum Brothers
Louis Munk
Georgtown Canyon
Duck season extended by 15 days across several states
Washington reports the biological survey will extend the fall duck season by 15 days, creating a 45 day period for ducks geese jacksnipe and coot. The order raises daily bag limits to two ten bird bags and allows limited shooting of canvashacks ruddy redhead and buffalohead ducks within possession limits.
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Washington
Biological Survey
President
Wallace
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kan
Kentucky
Massachuse
Missouri
Montana
Nebras
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Long Island
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Bureau
Ira N. Gabrielson
Bearlake Stages Travel Schedule Between Paris and Utah
The notice announces daily departures from Paris Idaho to Logan Utah at 12 noon via canyon and from Paris to Pocatello Ida and other points at 8 am. It advertises bus service with air conditioned Union Pacific Buses from Logan and tickets through Bus dockets to all Utah points. For details contact a local agent or phone listed.
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Bearlake
Paris
Idaho
Logan
Utah
Canyon
Union Pacific
Pocatello Ida
Mrs Rich and sons visit Paris relatives
Mrs. Stanford E. Rich and her sons of Salt Lake City are visiting relatives in Paris and at the lake shore.
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Ee TrorOorr
Mrs
Stanford E. Rich
Paris Granted WPA Funds for Streets Improvements
Congressman D Worth Clark advises that Paris received 25680.00 WPA funds for street and alley improvements. The Post reports the grant earmarked to upgrade local infrastructure.
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Paris
D. Worth Clark
City of Paris
Noxious Weed Loss Felts and Seed Lab Update
Extension agent L. Spencer reports widespread damage from noxious weeds has spurred more seed testing at the state seed laboratory. He notes 3469 samples were analyzed this year versus 3738 last year, urging farmers to submit samples to protect seed quality and prices while the industry grows.
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Agrang HL
Spencer
Adams calls for Idaho processing mills to boost farm products
Frank H. Adams of Twin Falls, a Republican Senate hopeful, urged in Paris last week that Idaho build woolen mills, meat packing plants, starch factories, canneries, and cereal and flour mills. He argued processing crops would reduce shipment weight and stabilize farmer and business interests in low price years.
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Frank H. Adams
Twin Falls
Paris
Idaho
Adams
Paris Pioneer Celebration Parade Plan
The proposed Monday parade includes Mayor flag bearers and Miss Paris on horseback, with a band Indians cowboys jockeys and floats for American Legion Red Cross Boy Scouts Pioneers Daughters of Pioneers and Miss Bear Lake. Russell Oakey of Ogden Utah may announce. Lago riders will join the Paris rodeo after prior events.
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Paris
American Legion Red Cross
Boy Scouts, Pioneers
Daughters of Pioneers
Miss Bear Lake
Russell Oakey
Ogden
Utah
Bancroft
Lava Hot Springs
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Bear Lake county
Help wanted notice seeking a reliable man to visit farmers in Bear Lake county. No experience or capital required. Steady work with earnings up to 12 dollars a day. Apply to Mr. W. D Campbell in Clearfield Utah.
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Bear Lake County
W. D Campbell
Clearfield
Utah
Paris Pioneer Day includes parade meeting rodeo and sports
Paris Utah hosts its first Pioneer day homecoming with a mammoth parade at 10 a.m. featuring eleven ward floats, two bands, and various entries. A full day of sports rodeo and entertainment follows, with free admission, notes on entries, and a large community crowd anticipated.
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Paris
Montpelier
St. Charles
Bloomington
Fish Haven
Liberty
Red Cross
Fim
Taernaulle
Funeral Services for Benjamin Roberts in Sharon
Benjamin Roberts 66 of Sharon died in a Montpelier hospital. Funeral held at Liberty with many Bear Lake county mourners. Survived by wife and ten children, plus several half siblings. Interment at Lanark with grave dedication by Edwin Shepherd.
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Benjamin Roberts
Sharon
Montpelier
Liberty
Roberts
Bear Lake County
Fred Sommers
Elza Poulsen
Ervin Carlson
Sandy
Utah
Lester Cyril
Geniel
Lauriel Roberts
Tom Roberts
Lanark
Delbert Roberts
Sacramento
California
Amos Hulme
Balls
Bishop Morgan
E. D. Hymas
Lyons Brothers of
Orson Grimmett
Clarence Wright
James Olson
Miller
Edwin Shepherd
Salt Helps Spoiled Hay Says Vocational Instructor
J Wardle, a vocational agriculture instructor, advises salvaging spoiled hay from recent rains. He recommends stacking the hay, adding about 200 pounds of stock salt per butt, and scattering salt every few layers. Cattle and sheep may eat the hay with relief, but do not feed it to horses due to coughing risk.
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J. Wardle
Mr. Wardle
Phosphate Development Urged by College President
Dr. Elmer G. Peterson, president of the college and head of the phosphate committee for land grant colleges, urged development of resources in Utah Idaho Wyoming and Montana to advance agriculture and meet world needs. He spoke before leaving for a public hearing in Pocatello set for July 20 21 22. He noted 90 percent of world phosphate comes from the four states.
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Elmer G. Peterson
Pocatello
Peterson
Phosphate Committee
Land Grant Colleges and Universities
United States
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
My' and Mrs Cornell Cleveland Visit Paris and St Charles
Mr and Mrs Cornell Cleveland of Salt Lake City spent the weekend in Paris and St Charles returning home Sunday evening with their children Betty and Robert who had been visiting their grandparents for several weeks.
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Mrs. Cornell Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Paris
St. Charles
Betty
Robert
Robbery Report At Union Station In Cokeville
A late night robbery occurred at the Union station in Cokeville Wyoming with no money taken. Authorities investigate the incident as a suspicious break in and review nearby security footage for leads.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Union Station
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Busussiz
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Ella Turnee Huckvale
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State Highway Department
J. C. Cottle Cash Store
Ruby Bolton
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Ginger
Louis Perkins
Young Hall
Woodbug
Don Stucki
Sevil Nelson
Tabernacle Square
First North
Center
Second South
Main Street
Main
First South
Tabernacle and Grounds
Aresd
Fenton Allred
Benj. Roberts
Phosphate
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